Today was even more successful. This morning, we finished up our inspection, and then went straight to the opening ceremony. Congrats to our own member, Holly Baumgartl, for being picked to sing The National Anthem. After that, we went straight to the pits and get working on our robot. Rickey started the Autonomous code got it finished after lunch.... Our first match was a little rough, since it was our first time out, but our Alliance lost. We went back to the pits, fixed a few bugs, worked on the autonomous code, and got ready for our second match. The second match came, and went, with our Alliance winning. Our matches went on through the day, and they finish up tomorrow. I would post what happened with all of them, but just know that we are 3-4, and in 31st place.  After an amazing day of competing , we got to hang out with other teams at the Museum of Natural History.

 Today was a very successful day for our team. We arrived at the Wolstien Center egar to work and play. The day started out with the uncrating of the robot. After that, we started to add all of the equipment that we removed before ship. Until lunch, we fine tuned our program, with only one problem which was quickly fixed with the help from Andrew f...rom National Instruments. After lunch, began the inspection. There were many aspects that we overlooked but were addressed by our inspector, Joe, and many teams came and helped wus try to pass. After the first part of inspection, we worked on the pnumatics and Rickey worked on the program. When everything was done, we took the robot to the field to get set-up with FMS. To end the day, we went to the practice field and ran the robot, and to everyones suprise, the robot worked flawlessly. Robotics never ends for us, as Brandon and Ricky work on the program tonight. We would like to thank everyone for all of thier help tonight!